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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
2
Rag dolls appear each Christmas with high and low distinctions. The picture shows two high class figures cut from heavy domestic, patterned for sale, with water colored faces, yarn hair, and outfits designed for repeated dressing and undressing. One doll, a boy, wears rompers under his coat.
The feature shows dainty baby gifts including a wash silk pillow and a pink flannel jacket, both enhanced with satin trim and ribbon. A down pillow with a silk cover and ribbon loops complements the ensemble, while satin ribbon quilling finishes the jacket edges.
A Russian legend recounts Baboushka turning away from the Wise Men to set her house in order, then wandering the world seeking the new-born King. On Christmas Eve she returns with gifts for sleeping children, hoping to find the Christ-child again on earth. The tale echoes eternal devotion and the quiet gifts of Christmas.
Tecumseh Herald reports six weeks without a bridge on Latine to Ypsilanti state road. Detour routes dry dirt roads with slick surfaces threaten autos and trucks. Call for temporary bridge or safe detour to restore through traffic to Detroit and Ypsilanti.
Miss Helen Craig spent Sunday with Mrs. Ferris Brady and the Brady family visited Monroe Friday. Mr. and Mrs. James Veach moved to the farm they bought from Arthur Petty. Mrs. Ora Losee and her son Ellsworth stayed with sister Mrs. Aubrey Pocklington. Everett Collins and son Charles visited C. H. Carven's home in Saline. Neighbors gave Arthur Petty and family a farewell party Tuesday. the Pettys plan a future home in Toledo.
Detroit United Lines lists rail and theatre connections between Saline Ypsilanti and Detroit with daily start times from Saline and Ypsilanti, last cars, and intercity connections at Wayne Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor. The notice also invites estate printing orders via probate judges and advertises RAT-SNAP rat poison with Mrs Brenninger of New York quoted praising its odorless disposal and convenient cake form.
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